eptic Tank Cleaning Repair and Installation You might feel overwhelmed or clueless about where your septic is going?  Do not worry, Johnny Blue is here to help educate you and other homeowners about how their septic works and why it is very important to have it maintained.  With experience and knowledge, the licensed experts at Johnny Blue Inc. understand that when a septic back up happens, it needs attention right away.  If you have an emergency, we have experienced staff standing by who are ready to help.  When it comes to regular maintenance, we recommend pumping the solid tank every 3-5 years.  When solids are not pumped regularly, the solid waste material can enter your drainfield and cause clog.  Septic repair can be very simple like cleaning a filter or it can also be costly like replacement of a drainfield.  If you have questions, call us.  We are here to help you!  Our team of licensed professional does not cut corners.  Quality work is the only work we do.

Our Septic Installation Process Our approach to septic tank installation service is comprehensive and meticulous. Here’s a quick look at how we handle each project: 1. Site Evaluation We first visit your property to assess the best location for your new septic system. This involves evaluating the land layout, proximity to water bodies, and other crucial factors. 2. Soil Testing We perform soil testing to determine the soil’s capacity to absorb and treat wastewater. This step is critical in ensuring the longevity and effectiveness of your septic system. 3. Permit Acquisition We handle all the paperwork for you, acquiring the necessary permits for septic tank installation according to local regulations. 4. Excavation and Tank Placement Our team carefully excavates the site and strategically places the tank to ensure optimal functionality. 5. Leach Field Installation We then install the leach or drain field to distribute the treated wastewater into the ground. 6. Final Inspection After the installation, we conduct a thorough final inspection to ensure everything functions as it should.

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(9/8a2) Zettelkasten als Klärgrube – nicht nur abgeklärte Notizen hineintun. Aufschieben des Prüfens und Entscheidens – auch eine Tempofrage. Zettelkasten as a septic tank – don’t put just treated notes in. Suspending of examination and decision making – also a question of speed.

On Zettel 9/8a2 he called the Zettelkasten "eine Klärgrube" or a "septic tank;" (perhaps even "cesspool"). Waste goes in, and gets separated from the clearer stuff.